[Vigilanteman]

On the contrary, The Club for Growth has a lot of credibility and an excellent track record. Their current president, Pat Toomey, was an excellent congressman and would have been our senator to replace Arlen Specter had Bush simply butted out of our primary.

I'd be very interested in what they have to say about the other candidates as well.

I'll grant you that Huckabee is likeable and was a far better governor than Clinton despite raising taxes. But the truth of the matter is that he is in way over his head and needs to attract more than the Gomer Pyle vote to win.

[Blue Collar Republican]

They endorse Rudy. After that, anything they say goes into the “RINO” bin.

[FocusNexus]

“I’d be very interested in what they have to say about the other candidates as well.”

They do indeed have white papers — facts and opinions about other candidates as well, links right from their home page:

http://www.clubforgrowth.com/

They also have this:

The Anti-Huck List
Nachama Soloveichik

The Club for Growth PAC may have been the first to take on Huckabee, but we now find ourselves in very good company. As Huckabee surges in the polls, many prominent actors in the conservative movement are rallying against Huckabee’s candidacy for one reason or another. With each day, the list continues to grow, and I have started keeping track:

Club for Growth PAC

National Review Editors

Wall Street Journal Editorial Board

John Fund

Jonah Goldberg

Don Lambro

Robert Novak

Tony Blankley

George Will (twice!)

Investors Business Daily Editorial Board

Richard Viguerie

Kim Strassel

Washington Times Editorial Board

Michael Barone

Rush Limbaugh

Laura Ingraham

Charles Krauthammer

Peggy Noonan

Stephen Hayes

Phyllis Schlafly

Deroy Murdock

Ryan Sager

Chuck Muth

Ann Coulter